A brand-new domain, an $8,500 job in seven weeks.

ACExperts is an HVAC company in Baldwin County, Alabama that started with nothing online — no site, no domain history, no reviews — on April 22, 2026. We shipped it a programmatic platform, one page per city and service, and ran the Google Business Profile off the same system. By the seventh week the tally read: 215 pages indexed, about 44,800 Google impressions, a map-pack presence across six cities, and one website form lead that became an $8,500 install.

This came from the Gulf Coast fleet — the same trades and the same storm-season economics as Richmond, a few hundred miles to the south. It is not a Richmond result, and the work page says plainly why we draw that line.

In the seventh week, one form on a two-month-old website became an $8,500 system install. Two facts sit inside that number and we hold them apart: the lead is CDS-verified, because we logged it landing on the form, while the install value is owner-reported, because the owner is the one who told us what the job was worth. We didn't audit the invoice, so it keeps its tag and nothing more.

The 304 profile views and 78 customer actions come from Google Business Profile Insights on the account we run; the impressions and indexing come from the client's own Search Console. Not one figure here is a screenshot without a source.